In World Without BlackBerry, Physical Keyboards on Phones Are Making a Comeback

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Physical phone keyboards are making a comeback, driven by nostalgia and the need for tactile typing.
People rely on phones as primary computers, making physical keyboards desirable for long typing sessions.
Variety and retro tech appeal are also reasons for the resurgence of keyboard phones.
BlackBerry hardware is no longer produced, but companies like Zinwa are refurbishing old models with new components.
Clicks offers keyboard cases for modern smartphones, starting at $139, and a more flexible Power Keyboard for $79.
The Clicks Communicator is a dedicated keyboard Android phone, priced at $499, designed for productivity.
Unihertz Titan series offers BlackBerry-like Android phones starting at $300, with new models teased for MWC.
Ikko Mind One is a unique small Android phone with an optional keyboard case, priced at $429.
The Minimal Phone is a distraction-free device with an e-paper display and QWERTY keyboard, starting at $449.
Choosing a keyboard phone depends on needs: Clicks accessories for ease, niche devices for specific experiences.

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